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EU-POST-STOCKHOLM PROGRAMME: COUNCIL DECIDING NEXT FIVE-YEAR PROGRAMME WHILE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT IS RECESSED FOR ELECTIONS AND THEIR AFTERMATH

22 May 2014

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See: Council of the European Union: Future development of the area of Freedom, Security and Justice (doc no: 9531-14, 16 May 2014, pdf) Council Presidency paper for COREPER (the high-level committee of permanent national representatives based in Brussels) to discuss. The first full draft of the Programme to be adopted under the Italian Presidency.

See: The next Justice and Home Affairs Programme: everything changed, so nothing can change? (link) by Henri Labayle and Emilio De Capitani

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